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Clipping of the article, "Old English Glass. What We Owe to Puritanism." by Frank Rutter, from The Sunday Times.

"An Introduction to Human Experimental Physiology", written by Doctor Francis William Lamb. Published by Longmans, Green and Company, 39 Patternoster Row, London. Contains annotations and inserted documents.

Letter from Keith Lamb to his mother Constance Lamb at 14 Victoria Road, Wilkington, Manchester, England.

Photograph of, Mrs Huggins of Ardcame, Ballinalsoe, and Kingstown (Vesey Place), Godmother of Alice Lamb. Printed by, C Neville Cooke of Kingstown (Under Royal Patronage), Dublin.

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Copy of report on boarded-out children in the county carried out by Miss Alice Listster, inspector with the Department of Local Government, noting the conditions and well-being of each of the children boarded-out in the county (23 July 1929).

Copy of a summary of a sworn inquiry in relation to assessing what extra institutional accommodation is needed in the county. Having assessed the prospect of transferring the county home to the former Birr workhouse and converting Tullamore county home to a general and fever hospital, the inquiry found that a new general and surgical hospital be erected in Tullamore, separate to the fever hospital, and that the Birr and Edenderry district hospitals should continue operating (23 July 1929).

Rental and account.

Daily labour book (woods).

"Introduction to Human Experimental Physiology", written by Doctor Francis William Lamb. Published by Longmans, Green and Company, 39 Patternoster Row, London. Contains annotations and inserted documents.